When an ARNP license is not renewed, it is placed in expired status and the nurse must not practice as an ARNP.
(1) To return to active status when the license has been expired for less than two years, the nurse shall:
(a) Meet the requirements for initial and renewal credentialing of practitioners as identified under WAC
246-12-020 through
246-12-051;
(b) Meet ARNP renewal requirements identified in WAC
246-840-360; and
(c) Meet the prescriptive authority requirements identified in WAC
246-840-450, if renewing prescriptive authority.
(2) If the ARNP license has expired for two years or more, the applicant shall:
(a) Meet the requirements for initial and renewal credentialing of practitioners as identified under WAC
246-12-020 through
246-12-051;
(b) Submit evidence of current certification by the commission approved certifying body identified in WAC
246-840-302(3);
(c) Submit evidence of 30 contact hours of continuing education for each designation within the prior two years; and
(d) Meet the prescriptive authority requirements identified in WAC
246-840-410 if requesting prescriptive authority, which may be granted once the ARNP license is returned to active status.
[Statutory Authority: RCW
18.79.010,
18.79.110, and
18.79.250. WSR 23-08-069, § 246-840-367, filed 4/4/23, effective 5/7/23. Statutory Authority: RCW
18.79.110. WSR 19-08-031, § 246-840-367, filed 3/27/19, effective 4/27/19. Statutory Authority: RCW
18.79.050,
18.79.110, and
18.79.160. WSR 16-08-042, § 246-840-367, filed 3/30/16, effective 4/30/16. Statutory Authority: RCW
18.79.010, [18.79.]050, [18.79.]110, and [18.79.]210. WSR 09-01-060, § 246-840-367, filed 12/11/08, effective 1/11/09.]